Free Spec’s
I was walking round Tesco the other day and as i was going through the movie section i noticed Final Destination 3-D. Picked it up, had a little look and saw it was in 3d and includes the 3D glasses with the movie. As i have never seen one of these movies (as old as this one red lens one blue lens technology is) i thought why not. It cost me £17.99 as its a Blu-Ray thought i can always sell it if. So i bought it.
Pop Out
I sat down and started to watch it and its a bit wierd at first. I spent the first half an hour waiting to see hands jumping out of the screen but its not what i saw. If you too have never seen one of these movies and like me are excited about the whole new generation of 3-D technology coming our way later on this year i would recommend you try it out. You dont see things popping out of the screen but its more like you can see there’s distence between objects in the foreground and background. The best scene in the movie is one wherethe camera is above a table looking directly down as someone pops a champagne cork, It will make you flinch. Another great scene where the 3D element really makes a difference is when they’re talking to a mechanic through a fence, the fence really pops out its cool.
Red n Blu
The red and Blue glasses take a little while to get used to but when you take them off after a while things get even stranger lol, Just for a few seconds till your eyes adjust. However watching this movie i can see exactly how the NEW 3D technology (used in AVATAR) will look. Exactly like this but sharper, and everything in the correct color. Im still very excited but its not exactly as good as i thought it would be. I think 3-D will be a part of the future though and not just a passing fad. Would i recommend buying this movie? Well, Yes i would. If you haven’t seen a 3D movie before and are interested then give it a shot. If you already saw AVATAR in tru 3D i prolly wouldn’t bother.
2010 is going to be the BEST year yet for Playstation3.
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